First, the scammer approached my friend saying he/she currently in Europe for a business trip and would like to present the item to their partner in Sabah. After getting bank details from my friend, the scammer told that payment has been made. Apparently, no payment has been received but just an email. The scammer then told to follow the instructions in the email.
The email content states:
1. Transaction was created with Scotia Bank.
2. The transaction is on hold since the sum of RM105 is insufficent to be approved by their database and it's the international banking policy
3. The least amount that can be approved starts at RM605. Hence, additional RM500 should be made (seller to pay) to one of the agent account to complete the transaction.
Additional details that shows that the email is a scam:
1. Email originates from bank.scotia@aol.com (Scotia bank doesn't have money to buy their own domain?
2. One of the statement says "Here at Scotia Bank our top most concern is to serve you better in terms of security". (But why we have to transfer the fund to an unknown agent somewhere in Malaysia?
3. Some of the email hyperlink wasn't properly formed (CSS fail)
4. The last statement "THIS TRANSACTION IS BEING MONITORED BY THE INTERPOL AND FBI" (like that you win liao!)
The conversation:
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The so-called transaction email:
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Note: My friend did not made the additional payment. I'm just sharing to warn others.
This post has been edited by poovin_91: Feb 17 2019, 10:05 PM
Feb 17 2019, 09:57 PM, updated 7y ago








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